Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-09-15

We have had some splendid rains i'll
these parts the past week.
Rev. Geo G. Carter has been visiting
friends in these parts the past week.
Mrs. II. II. Bales and son, of Vassar,
are guests of w. ID. Wears family at
present.
John ID. Jones and wife were visit
ing friends and relatives at Toronto
last week.
Parties wishing printing done for
the fair will accomodate us by bringing
it in early.
The furnace and pipes for heating
the bank building were placed in posi-
ton this week.
Rev. $. c. Bettes returned to his
home in this place after short stay i'll
New York state.
Miss Aggie Laughed, of Sarnia. Ont.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {. X.
Holden the past week.
Miss Birdie +. Graham, of Port'IIu-
ron, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {.
III. Niggeman last week.
Josiah Brandon, of Emmett, was up
at st. Ignace and held up by three
thieves and robbed of $50.
ID. j. Pray, of Grant Centre, while
away visiting in Canada, lost his hotel
and store by fire, making him worth
$1,000 less.
Readl Read! if you are interested
in your own welfare, what Holden
Bros. have to say i'll a change of adv
in this issue.
Chas. V. High left on Monday for
Columbus, Ohio. where he will again
take up his studies i'll the Starting
Medical College.
Enthusiasm is an impulse capable of
raising men to a higher level of thought,
feeling and action than they could pos
sibly reach without it.
Rev. III. King gave some plain talk
in regard to the duty of professor OF
religion in his sermon Sunday morning
last and it was all true.
s. o. Welch has been under the
weather for the past few days. 1t is to
be hoped he viii be around again i'll
full health and strength soon.
No preparation could have made
such a reputation as Salvation Oil has
| Gn so short time) without Intrinsic
merit of the highest order. II kills
pain. Price 25 cents bottle.
James a. Menzies of the Brockway
Centre EXPosIToR, says that in about
20 years from now he will turn his busi-
ness over to the 9-pound boy which
came to his house the other night.
troit Dash.
Rollins & IIisey informs us that they
have the eating house privileges on the
fair grounds this year and wish the
people outside to know that they in
tend giving as good meals as can be
had anywhere.
Prof. II. S. Rankin, the renowned
Scotch and Irish singer, with his com
pany of dancers, will again appear at
Central Hall on the evenings of the two
last days of the fair-September 20 and
80. Remember the dates.
Burglars got into Mrs. Andrew Pals
ley's residence south of this place Sun.
day evening and chloroformed the in.
mates, ransacking the house succeeded
in taking 40 cents away with them
Miss Amy Smith, who has been troubl'
ed with consumption for some time
past, was put in a critical condition
through the effects of the chloroform
w. a. Ogden composer of the new
song, "Where have they laid my darl
ing" deserves great credit for this
composition, for it is work of excep
tional merit. The words are touching
and the melody is rich, flowing ant
beautiful. 1t may be sung byany voice
of ordinary compass resulting in an ex
cellent effect. Price 80 cents.
len. FISCHER, Publisher,
Toledo. Ohio.
A hen accidentally got shut in th'
; store of a man who didn't advertise
and remained there four weeks. Whel
she was rescued she was mere wreck
: having eaten peck of dried apples
and then drunk three or four quarts o
kerosene. During her enforced con
!, finement the owner of the store wa
i making a little trip through the countr
. and painting the fences and bridge
I with:-BY Yor PRUNs x Etc at Eos
SILS' GROCERY.
Adam Petit, formerly of this plac
but now located at Roseburg and dc
10 iiB Behcidi pidchSnlitlliilb DuSluco'
called in to see us while i'm the .villag
Tuesday. and left dollar and wante
the ExPosIToR to visit him at his ne,
home. Mr.. Petit is a afirst-class me
chanic and master of his trade. Will
here he was considered the best black
smith in the village and good peac,
able citizen. All who had him sho
: their horses once would not let an,
one else do the work afterwards. |
e. his new shop and working for himse
es we know he will give satisfaction to a
who may become his patrons. He
prepared to do all kinds of iron wor
9. in workmanlike manner and "
would advise all needing such wor